AI for consulting firms that bill expertise, not hours.
Consulting and professional services firms are sitting on enormous knowledge assets — old proposals, slide decks, engagement notes — and reusing almost none of it. AI changes that.
Industry challenges we keep seeing
- Senior consultants writing the same proposal sections over and over.
- Knowledge from past engagements stuck on individuals' laptops.
- Junior consultants spending days on research that more experienced staff could do in hours.
- Pitch teams reinventing the wheel for every RFP.
How AI helps — and where it doesn't
The constraint inside consulting firms isn't talent — it's leverage. AI is genuinely good at giving senior people more leverage: drafting first-pass proposals from past wins, surfacing relevant case studies in seconds, and freeing junior consultants from rote research.
Specific use cases in consulting firms
- Proposal and bid drafting from past wins. See the use case →
- Knowledge assistants over the firm's archive of decks, reports, and notes.
- Research agents that produce structured market or company briefings.
- Engagement summarisation: turning weeks of meeting notes into clean handover documents.
- Practice management: spotting patterns in delivery data across engagements.
Where to start
Most consulting firms engagements begin with a short AI strategy consulting sprint — we identify the two or three highest-leverage workflows and rank them honestly. From there it's usually custom AI development on the first one.
Tell us where you're stuck in consulting firms.
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